Not blogging until after May 12

I’m taking a break from maintaining this site until after finals, moving, and my wedding in May.

I’m working on some interesting projects right now, though, including:

ltr.com: a new approach to online dating. Check out the alpha site here, and if you’re single and looking for true love, fill out a profile.

please email me at morra {at} womenandwork.org if you have a project or other enquiry.

Enjoy Spring!

VOTEvotevote

My sister says she’s not voting tomorrow because she can’t get it together.  I don’t buy that sanctimonious, it’s your country kind of stuff usually, but honestly. If not now, when? Blue State, Red State, vote.
I’ve been blogging on BlogHer- there’s a good, bipartisan discussion going on.

SUV Moms: the New Security Moms

I cross posted about this new polling on BlogHer.

Is there a rule somewhere that identifying a new political bloc requires a cutesy name? I suppose so, because Amy Gershkoff at Greenberg Quinlan Rosner has written about a new group that gives Dems a fighting chance with married women this November: the “SUV Moms.”

Despite the annoying moniker, “Goodbye Security Moms, Hello SUV Moms” highlights what could be a growing awareness of the relationship between global security and the ability to sustain a family and keep the car filled with gas.”

I hope this means no more Bush-types on aircraft carriers swooping in to save the day for America’s women. Phew!!

Beyond

Uh, K-Fed, who wears the pants in this household again? The world’s luckiest aspiring rapper (and former dancer) is apparently feeling some pangs of jealousy, and he’s reportedly forbidding wife Britney Spears from using male dancers in her new video.

Kevin, do not bite the hand that feeds you.

Work.com

A) How much did they pay for that domain name?

B) This is a very helpful site for anyone starting a small business, or thinking about it

http://www.work.com/ 

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